If you are in the market for another car, you are probably wondering whether it is better financially to buy a new car or a used car. There are a lot of pros and cons to each and it really comes down to the choice that is best for your situation.

If you are looking to finance the car, the rates are much better for new cars. In addition, you will get the latest style, technology and safety features with a new car. Currently, you will get special factory incentives, rebates, discounts and free extra features on a new vehicle. New car warranties cover a lot more than they did just a few years ago and most new cars come with free roadside assistance during the warranty period. The short term maintenance costs are much lower for new cars as well. If you do end up buying a car that develops significant problems, there are lemon laws in most states that will protect you.

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This past year the resurrection from the Chevy Camaro left everyone in the Paris show room shocked. This year, Chevrolet Camaro cut back the true meaning of muscle car.

I’ll just tell that it simply rocks. Similar to the old days, an V8 supercharged engine will leave smoking burnouts in the parking lo. The new Dodge Challenger looks hot, and Ford Mustang may be pretty sweet too. However, the Camaro V6 model is in a different league. Even more impressive is the fact that despite these drawbacks, it’s still quoted as one of the best performance car in its class. The burning rubber acceleration of 5.0 sec on 0 – 60 mph run will leave everyone’s mouth hanging open.

Being developed on a shorter and delicate version of the GM’s Zeta platform, that is also used by the Pontiac G8 sedan, the Camaro comes with an independent suspension in the rear and an upgraded handling performance. The base trim direct-injected 3.6 liter engine, packed with V6 cylinders, functions great and is extreme as the pricey feature from the Cadillac CTS sedan, while the 6.2 liter engine with V8 cylinders is really a monster. Developing 426 hp, this one will pummel you into the seat when it starts roaring.

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